Intermap Technologies Corp (ITMSF)

$1.27 +0.04 (3.25%)
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Volume 44,500
Avg Vol 124,666
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Stochastic %K 50%
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Analysts Strong Buy
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Company Profile

Intermap Technologies Corporation, a geospatial intelligence company, provides various geospatial solutions and analytics in the United States, the Asia Pacific, and Europe. The company offers core digital map products comprising digital surface model, a digital elevation model that measures the top surface of the earth and objects located on it; digital terrain model, a geometrically correct reference frame over which other data layers, such as aerial photography and other types of images; mult...

Industry: Software - Application
Sector: Technology
Phone: 303 708 0955
Address:
385 Inverness Parkway, Suite 105, Englewood, United States
maximaxi41
maximaxi41 Jun. 25 at 12:19 PM
$ITMSF https://ceo.ca/@GlobeNewswire/intermap-expands-role-in-gps-denied-navigation-with
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MostActive Jun. 24 at 4:30 PM
$ITMSF SCL Taktika's role is to act as the loud, aggressive counterweight that ensures the multi-million dollar delays and foreign data processing protocols can no longer stay buried in bureaucratic silence.
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MostActive
MostActive Jun. 24 at 4:28 PM
$ITMSF Are They Reputable? ​It depends on how you define the term: ​As Technical Cartographers? No. They are not independent geospatial experts or mapping scientists. You won't find them publishing peer-reviewed research on Synthetic Aperture Radar. ​As Political Watchdogs? Yes, they have teeth. When they publish an analysis like this, it is usually backed by real, leaked, or closely monitored internal data from within the Indonesian ministries or the House of Representatives (DPR). They know exactly how the Indonesian bureaucracy works, and they know which buttons to push—like data sovereignty and national security—to force a public reckoning or a regulatory audit. ​The Bottom Line ​They aren't writing "clickbait" for casual readers; they are writing targeted critiques designed to pressure state agencies like BIG (the Geospatial Information Agency) and national security bodies like BSSN. ​While Intermap may frame the project's friction as standard "administrative reviews," SCL
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MostActive
MostActive Jun. 24 at 4:26 PM
$ITMSF When you dig into who is actually driving this specific critique, you find that Iqbal Themi and SCL Taktika fall into a very specific category: they aren't casual "flash in the pan" bloggers, but they are heavily political operators who act as strategic, public-facing whistleblowers rather than neutral academic researchers. ​Here is a breakdown of their reputation and how to read their play: ​Who They Are ​SCL Taktika operates as a political and public policy think tank/consultancy based in Indonesia. They specialize in monitoring state-funded infrastructure, national defense procurement, and government transparency. ​Iqbal Themi, as the Executive Director, acts as a prominent public policy observer. He frequently pops up in Indonesian media outlets (and politically leaning talk shows/podcasts like Aktual) to heavily critique state agency oversight, regional elections, and massive procurement contracts. ​Are They Reputable? ​From GEMINI
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Ibid
Ibid Jun. 24 at 1:13 PM
$ITMSF Someone planted these articles. The question is whether they’re providing cover for a Shaanxi award, or setting up a sovereignty challenge that ultimately works against any foreign bidder without embedded Indonesian operations. Both articles are sourced from a single political commentator (Iqbal Themi, SCL Taktika) — alleging Phase 1 IFSAR data was processed in Denver rather than Indonesia, the project was three months late with a Rp 20B penalty, and local content was minimal. He’s calling for Parliament, the State Audit Board, and the National Cyber Agency to investigate. The timing — two business days before the June 26 NOIA — is not coincidental. This is a coordinated political operation designed to influence the award decision. The question is: in whose favor?
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aspencolorado
aspencolorado Jun. 24 at 11:12 AM
$ITMSF https://bekasi.inews.id/amp/698570/data-geospasial-indonesia-diduga-diproses-di-as-pengamat-minta-dpr-dan-bssn-turun-tangan
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aspencolorado
aspencolorado Jun. 24 at 11:11 AM
$ITMSF https://www.jurnas.com/mobile/artikel/1660790/pengamat-data-strategis-indonesia-tak-boleh-lepas-dari-kendali-negara/#google_vignette
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aspencolorado
aspencolorado Jun. 24 at 11:11 AM
$ITMSF is anyone aware of a potential fine that was imposed of just over 1 million usd for delays related to the 2024 project for alleged delays of 3 months?
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prosejr
prosejr Jun. 23 at 1:42 PM
$ITMSF ........i just had opportunity to catch up....including the recent Las Vegas Presentation.........My Takeaways ........ Intermap positioned itself as a sovereign geospatial infrastructure provider, not a project shop 30‑year archive + proprietary radar IP = unique global moat National‑scale 3D mapping capabilities used across defense, aviation, telecom, insurance, and government Revenue model built on multi‑year programs, subscription layers, and high‑margin refresh cycles Multiple references to active procurement, renewals, and expanding mandates Tone was confident and measured — no hype, no stretch claims Intermap trades like a microcap but operates like a Tier‑1 defense/aviation contractor Presentation reinforces the long‑cycle, durable nature of the business BOTTOM line: The story is structurally de‑risked, procurement cycles are active, and the market has not yet priced the shift from “data vendor” to sovereign infrastructure operator.
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aspencolorado
aspencolorado Jun. 23 at 2:15 AM
$ITMSF It appears there is growing support from the World Bank and some individuals within BIG for Intermap on the non-urban project because it offers a proven, lower-risk solution, while other decision-makers within BIG remain interested in the Chinese consortium due to its lower-cost, AI-driven approach. This sets up an intriguing decision between proven execution and technological innovation, and I believe the World Bank representative could ultimately be the key internal influencer given their emphasis on accuracy, transparency, and long-term project success.
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maximaxi41
maximaxi41 Jun. 25 at 12:19 PM
$ITMSF https://ceo.ca/@GlobeNewswire/intermap-expands-role-in-gps-denied-navigation-with
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MostActive
MostActive Jun. 24 at 4:30 PM
$ITMSF SCL Taktika's role is to act as the loud, aggressive counterweight that ensures the multi-million dollar delays and foreign data processing protocols can no longer stay buried in bureaucratic silence.
1 · Reply
MostActive
MostActive Jun. 24 at 4:28 PM
$ITMSF Are They Reputable? ​It depends on how you define the term: ​As Technical Cartographers? No. They are not independent geospatial experts or mapping scientists. You won't find them publishing peer-reviewed research on Synthetic Aperture Radar. ​As Political Watchdogs? Yes, they have teeth. When they publish an analysis like this, it is usually backed by real, leaked, or closely monitored internal data from within the Indonesian ministries or the House of Representatives (DPR). They know exactly how the Indonesian bureaucracy works, and they know which buttons to push—like data sovereignty and national security—to force a public reckoning or a regulatory audit. ​The Bottom Line ​They aren't writing "clickbait" for casual readers; they are writing targeted critiques designed to pressure state agencies like BIG (the Geospatial Information Agency) and national security bodies like BSSN. ​While Intermap may frame the project's friction as standard "administrative reviews," SCL
0 · Reply
MostActive
MostActive Jun. 24 at 4:26 PM
$ITMSF When you dig into who is actually driving this specific critique, you find that Iqbal Themi and SCL Taktika fall into a very specific category: they aren't casual "flash in the pan" bloggers, but they are heavily political operators who act as strategic, public-facing whistleblowers rather than neutral academic researchers. ​Here is a breakdown of their reputation and how to read their play: ​Who They Are ​SCL Taktika operates as a political and public policy think tank/consultancy based in Indonesia. They specialize in monitoring state-funded infrastructure, national defense procurement, and government transparency. ​Iqbal Themi, as the Executive Director, acts as a prominent public policy observer. He frequently pops up in Indonesian media outlets (and politically leaning talk shows/podcasts like Aktual) to heavily critique state agency oversight, regional elections, and massive procurement contracts. ​Are They Reputable? ​From GEMINI
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Ibid
Ibid Jun. 24 at 1:13 PM
$ITMSF Someone planted these articles. The question is whether they’re providing cover for a Shaanxi award, or setting up a sovereignty challenge that ultimately works against any foreign bidder without embedded Indonesian operations. Both articles are sourced from a single political commentator (Iqbal Themi, SCL Taktika) — alleging Phase 1 IFSAR data was processed in Denver rather than Indonesia, the project was three months late with a Rp 20B penalty, and local content was minimal. He’s calling for Parliament, the State Audit Board, and the National Cyber Agency to investigate. The timing — two business days before the June 26 NOIA — is not coincidental. This is a coordinated political operation designed to influence the award decision. The question is: in whose favor?
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aspencolorado
aspencolorado Jun. 24 at 11:12 AM
$ITMSF https://bekasi.inews.id/amp/698570/data-geospasial-indonesia-diduga-diproses-di-as-pengamat-minta-dpr-dan-bssn-turun-tangan
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aspencolorado
aspencolorado Jun. 24 at 11:11 AM
$ITMSF https://www.jurnas.com/mobile/artikel/1660790/pengamat-data-strategis-indonesia-tak-boleh-lepas-dari-kendali-negara/#google_vignette
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aspencolorado
aspencolorado Jun. 24 at 11:11 AM
$ITMSF is anyone aware of a potential fine that was imposed of just over 1 million usd for delays related to the 2024 project for alleged delays of 3 months?
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prosejr
prosejr Jun. 23 at 1:42 PM
$ITMSF ........i just had opportunity to catch up....including the recent Las Vegas Presentation.........My Takeaways ........ Intermap positioned itself as a sovereign geospatial infrastructure provider, not a project shop 30‑year archive + proprietary radar IP = unique global moat National‑scale 3D mapping capabilities used across defense, aviation, telecom, insurance, and government Revenue model built on multi‑year programs, subscription layers, and high‑margin refresh cycles Multiple references to active procurement, renewals, and expanding mandates Tone was confident and measured — no hype, no stretch claims Intermap trades like a microcap but operates like a Tier‑1 defense/aviation contractor Presentation reinforces the long‑cycle, durable nature of the business BOTTOM line: The story is structurally de‑risked, procurement cycles are active, and the market has not yet priced the shift from “data vendor” to sovereign infrastructure operator.
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aspencolorado
aspencolorado Jun. 23 at 2:15 AM
$ITMSF It appears there is growing support from the World Bank and some individuals within BIG for Intermap on the non-urban project because it offers a proven, lower-risk solution, while other decision-makers within BIG remain interested in the Chinese consortium due to its lower-cost, AI-driven approach. This sets up an intriguing decision between proven execution and technological innovation, and I believe the World Bank representative could ultimately be the key internal influencer given their emphasis on accuracy, transparency, and long-term project success.
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Kevn1111
Kevn1111 Jun. 18 at 4:39 PM
$ITMSF well when all this worry started and it had massive drop I sold half my position at .88 realizing a decent profit but woefully lower than what once was. Very disappointed. That said, today I added half of what I sold back at .675. I may add back to original position or even more if somehow my conviction rises.
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tnfun
tnfun Jun. 18 at 10:48 AM
$ITMSF I still believe they are going to get the entire Indonesian contract. However anyone commenting about Blotts confidence level, he's been doing that for 10 years. He spoke of 8 govt contracts of which the have been signed on to for years and not 1 task order. He keeps spending money to develop products that not one person will ever purchase from them. Even this years AGM doesn't have a location or time because he doesn't want to be held accountable
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aspencolorado
aspencolorado Jun. 18 at 4:12 AM
$ITMSF After listening to the MicroCap session several times, my takeaway is that Intermap is in a very strong position to win all four lots. They are competing in a technical evaluation between two very different approaches: Intermap's proven airborne data collection methodology versus a Chinese firm's proposal to rely heavily on space-based data and AI to fill in gaps. While the newer approach may produce visually appealing results, it does not necessarily provide the same level of accuracy or completeness. I don't believe corruption is involved, but there does appear to be pressure to consider the newer technology and cost savings. Ultimately, decision-makers will likely focus on minimizing risk, even if it means spending more for a proven, reliable solution which Intermap/ExsaMap provides.
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ConvexityHunter
ConvexityHunter Jun. 18 at 2:06 AM
$ITMSF Agree with the consensus here today...Blott sounded genuinely positive. He acknowledged the resentment a lot of shareholders have by touching on the forced disclosures (e.g. technical evaluations, financial bid openings, extensions) and the resulting "rollercoaster ride" we've experienced in the share price due to this leaky flow of partial information. It seems like the market has priced the stock as if Intermap has no chance of winning the Indonesia contract. After hearing Blott's strong belief that Indonesia wants to "get it right", paired with Intermap's incumbency, local structure via ExsaMap/PPA, and high technical stores still in play, the downside feels overdone here. At these levels stock already seems to be trading close to terminal value with the downside largely priced in - which makes the risk/reward feel very attractive.
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aspencolorado
aspencolorado Jun. 17 at 10:28 PM
$ITMSF The level of confidence and the tone from Blott today was the most positive I have heard in a while. I feel very confident at this point. I loved the its not a Science Experiment comment, and relating that to thats not what the world bank signed up for.
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MostActive
MostActive Jun. 17 at 10:27 PM
$ITMSF That was great insight by Blott about what is happening in Indonesia...... @The Planet Micro Cap
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MostActive Jun. 17 at 8:10 PM
$ITMSF Patrick Blott @ The Planet Micro Cap TODAY in Las Vegas @ 3:00 PM Live https://event.summitcast.com/view/bpjo3VVjZ25pp6SXpUua92/nfNu38CT6FqcSU379ZNaPS
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maximaxi41
maximaxi41 Jun. 17 at 6:22 PM
$ITMSF Morgan Stanley is back as a strong net buyer lately including today!
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Ibid
Ibid Jun. 17 at 11:09 AM
$ITMSF the BIG website has the NOIA date changed to 26 June. Quelle surprise
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aspencolorado
aspencolorado Jun. 17 at 4:11 AM
$ITMSF Just wondering does anyone else have the ILASPP-Procurement React App or was it only avaliable to download in Indonesia? I don't see it in playstore here in the US to download.
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aspencolorado
aspencolorado Jun. 17 at 3:44 AM
$ITMSF if it comes out soon, (lets hope the internal bickering is over) and that Indonesia is sticking to their specs of Airborne collection versus Spaceborne with an AI layver to cover the vertical dynamic of the map. We should all be very happy. Its all about as Blott said about Intermap providing a high quality map, and if thats what they want then Intermap/Exsamap is the clear choice.
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Ibid
Ibid Jun. 16 at 8:31 PM
$ITMSF NOIA is tomorrow June 17. Under World Bank rules, all bidders are notified simultaneously of the intended awardee, contract price, and combined scores for every bidder. BIG operates on Western Indonesia Time (WIB, UTC+7), standard hours 8 AM – 4 PM. That’s roughly 9 PM June 16 through 5 AM June 17 Eastern. ExsaMap’s Jakarta office would receive it in real time and Blott would know within minutes. Once received, Canadian disclosure rules require Intermap to issue a press release “forthwith.” Depending on when the notification lands in Jakarta, we could see a release as early as pre-market tomorrow. The standstill period — 10 business days — begins immediately, expiring around July 1. During that window any unsuccessful bidder can request a debriefing or file a procurement complaint. Watch the press release language carefully: “reviewing the evaluation” or “considering all options” signals a challenge is coming. Clean acknowledgment signals acceptance.
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